I played Eddie there for a few years in the late 80's and early 90's. I'll always miss that theater.

I find this to be a great time to watch the more off-kilter Christmas movies. I'll be watching "The Hogfather" this week and next week "Scrooged" following up with "Violent Night". The closer it gets to Christmas, the more I'll watch the traditional Christmas fare.

Candleshoe. It's not her best movie by a long shot but it was the first one I saw her in. It was a double bill with something I can't remember back in 1977. Other than that, probably Maverick.

I love a print copy but as I get older I primarily read digital versions so I can increase the font size.

Have filled the trash and recycling cans, which is probably a bad idea to do on a Saturday when trash pickup is on Friday. At least it's more stuff out of the house.

I would hope you enjoy drag with as many drag shows as we went to back in the day.

It's good to hear someone else having the same issue. I seem to have given up most of the things I loved doing in the last 5 years or so. I'm trying to get back into some of them like baking and reading actual books instead of just doom scrolling.

These books and the Danny Dunn series were my favorites when I was young. I've never forgotten that, according to "The Mystery of the Stuttering Parrot", three Severns leads to thirteen.

That's my absolute favorite Vincent Price film. Always happy to see someone else enjoying it.

I enjoy physical books, but as I get older I turn more to e-books just because I can adjust the font size.